SCHMITZ EDELZINN Pewter Tankard HUNTING DOGS CHASING

SCHMITZ EDELZINN Pewter Tankard Embossed in Relief HUNTING DOGS CHASING FOWL, marked on base. Size: 17 h ,

E J Hartmann, American, Watercolor Painting Hunting Dog Chasing Pheasant Bird. size: 11.75 x 7.75 matte, 18.75 x 14.75 outside frame

Antique Sportiere Paris Opera Glasses with Hunting Dogs Chasing a Stag Deer. Wonderful decorative opera glasses from early 1900s France. Embossed on the eyepieces SPORTIERE PARIS these little binocula

Antique Sportiere Paris Opera Glasses with Hunting Dogs Chasing a Stag Deer. Wonderful decorative opera glasses from early 1900s France. Embossed on the eyepieces SPORTIERE PARIS these little binocula

Possibly English, 19th C., comprising a scene of a hunting dog chasing a deer and a tableau of real and mythical animals; both appear to be unsigned The larger: 13-3/8"h x 14"w overall; 12-7/8"h x 13-

Of a hunting dog chasing after a bird atop rockery. Mounted to a red a marble base. Plaque to read La Chasse by R. Varnier. L: 19 3/4 in.

Hunting scene of dogs chasing a partridge. Oil on canvas. Provenance Estate of Howard A Legge.

Antique porcelain hunting dogs tankard and mug set. Includes one large pitcher and six mugs. Tankard and mugs do have paint chips, see photos.

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A red glass intaglio hand-carved with a dramatic hunting scene of 2 dogs chasing a deer. Ovoid in form, the intaglio features a left-facing deer seem

DESCRIPTION: A 19th Century, Continental oil on canvas depicting a hunting scene of a dog chasing ducks falling from flight. Finished with a scenic landscape backdrop. Unsigned and set in a gilded woo

19th century Staffordshire porcelain hunting dog group showing two dogs chasing a rabbit down a hole. Measures 7.5" tall. Condition: professional restoration to the rear legs of the dog on the left, s

ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising one tea bowl and saucer and one small, molded pitcher, printed in blue, having a hunting dog on one side and a dog chasing a hare on

Rare Nippon porcelain tankard with raised relief decoration of dogs behind a stone wall. Marked with Green Nippon wreath mark and reads Hand Painted. Good overall condition with minor losses. Measures

HUNTING SCENE ON SILKTwentieth century, textured and inked raw silk, unsigned. A pack of dogs chasing a boar. Ornate gilt frame. Textile: 11.5" height, 18.25" width; frame: 17.25" height, 23.75" width

19th C. Continental copper patinated pewter 9 1/2" height) three footed tankard stein, open section on front side with an applied figure of a female and dog, surrounded by a Acanthus leaf, lion figure

Mettlach 1.0 L 1903 relief stein, raised tan design of an archer with hunting dog and stag, surrounded by oak leaves and acorn clusters, 2 text panels, no damage noted, pewter relief lid engraved Ried

Tankard etched with scenery of man with bow hunting a deer. Hinged lid and handle. Feet resemble little faces. Bottom has passants that are indicative of pewter material. Appears to be marked, engrave

[FARGO FAMILY]. Long Island Kennel Club tankard trophy and two books related to dog breeding. Long Island, NY: 1903. Pewter. Height, 7”. First trophy won by a Borzoi (Russian Wolfhound) dog bree

Edmund Osthaus (German/American, 1858-1928) Two Hunting Dogs watercolor signed Edmund Osthaus (lower left) 14 x 21 inches inches Property from the Collection of Kristin Masterson After completing his

Domed lid, Crenate lip, Ramshorn thumbpiece, Fishtail terminal-No rib. Fine condition with no repairs. Fourth quarter 18thC. Signed interior bottom. Purchased from H.V. Button of Waterford NY on Feb 1

Japanese 4-panel folding screen depicting hunting dogs. Accompanied by a photographed copy of an appraisal stating, "Four Panel Hand Painted Japanese Screen Featuring Hunting Dogs. A four panel Japane

HUNTING DOGS SCENE OIL ON CANVAS Height: 67.5 in. by Width: 90 in. by Depth: 2

After George Earl (1824-1908, English), "A Field Trial Meet," 20th c., oil on canvas, presented in a wide cove molded frame, H.- 50 1/2 in., W.- 75 in.

Meissen Porcelain Figure of Three Hunting Dogs Killing a Stag, on oval base encrusted with flowers, marked with blue crossed swords, model by J.J. Kandler, height 4 inches. Provenance: Parke-Bernet Ga